Download Latin Terms and Definitions: Law, Custom, and Morality and more Quizzes Latin language in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 iniuria, -ae DEFINITION 1 injury, injustice TERM 2 memoria, -ae DEFINITION 2 memory TERM 3 nugae, -arum DEFINITION 3 trifles TERM 4 parricida, -ae (m/f) DEFINITION 4 murderer of a near relative or head of state TERM 5 poena, -ae DEFINITION 5 punishment TERM 6 praemium, -i DEFINITION 6 reward TERM 7 supplicium, -i DEFINITION 7 punishment TERM 8 crux, crucis (f.) DEFINITION 8 cross TERM 9 ius, iuris (n.) DEFINITION 9 law, right; (also "gravy", "soup") TERM 10 iuvenis, iuvenis (m./f.) DEFINITION 10 young person (not an i-stem) TERM 21 fabulor, fabulari, fabulatum DEFINITION 21 chat, tell a story TERM 22 interpello, interpellare, interpellavisse, interpellatum DEFINITION 22 interrupt, break in TERM 23 opto, optare, optavisse, optatum DEFINITION 23 choose, wish for TERM 24 veto, vetare, vetuisse, vetitum DEFINITION 24 forbid TERM 25 lateo, latere, latuisse DEFINITION 25 lie hidden, lurk TERM 26 abduco, abducere, abduxisse, abductum DEFINITION 26 lead away, carry off TERM 27 aufugio, aufugere, aufugisse DEFINITION 27 run away, escape TERM 28 confido, confidere, confisum DEFINITION 28 trust (+ dat.) TERM 29 fido, fidere, fisum DEFINITION 29 trust, rely on (+ dat.) TERM 30 ignosco, ignoscere, ignovisse, ignotum DEFINITION 30 forgive (+ dat.) TERM 31 odi, odisse, odosum DEFINITION 31 hate TERM 32 retraho, retrahere, retraxisse, retractum DEFINITION 32 draw back, withdraw TERM 33 statuo, statuere, statuisse, statutum DEFINITION 33 fix, determine TERM 34 aufero, auferre, abstulisse, ablatum DEFINITION 34 carry off TERM 35 asininus, -a, -um DEFINITION 35 asinine, extremely stupid TERM 46 scelestus, -a, -um DEFINITION 46 wicked TERM 47 vetus (gen. veteris) DEFINITION 47 old TERM 48 clemens (gen. clementis) DEFINITION 48 merciful TERM 49 crudelis, -e DEFINITION 49 cruel TERM 50 debilis, -e DEFINITION 50 weak TERM 51 impatiens (gen. impatientis) DEFINITION 51 impatient TERM 52 infelix (gen. infelicis) DEFINITION 52 unlucky TERM 53 praesens (gen. praesentis) DEFINITION 53 present TERM 54 sapiens (gen. sapientis) DEFINITION 54 wise TERM 55 quisquis, quidquid DEFINITION 55 whoever, whatever, each, all TERM 56 aliquantum (adv.) DEFINITION 56 to some extent TERM 57 funditus DEFINITION 57 utterly (from the root) TERM 58 ideo DEFINITION 58 for that reason TERM 59 namque DEFINITION 59 for in fact (strong "nam") TERM 60 nimium/nimis (adv.) DEFINITION 60 too much
